History is made at night

Some musical/dance images from Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, which I visited this weekend: 'Melody' by Kellock Brown (1894...

A new low in corporate clubbing at the Shimmy club in Glasgow, where women have complained about a two way mirror looking in to the women...

Somebody else can write the cultural history of how the punk look was gradually domesticated in mainstream hairdressing during the 1980s -...

The Turner Prize 2010 exhibition is now open at Tate Britain, with at least three of the four short-listed artists having strong musical con...

How much do the origins of music owe to cattle? I was prompted to think about this when reading 'The Storr: unfolding landscape' (ed...

Earlier this month, police staged an operation to prevent a silent rave at Glasgow's central station . Elsewhere people did manage to pu...

Still a few days to go of the Twelve Days of Christmas festivities. In the 16th century though, protestant churches in Scotland sometimes tr...

Famous Glasgow nightclub The Arches is at risk of losing its license (though its website declares that it is currently still open for busin...

The following is an extract from 'Machine Music in an Age of Sweat' an article by Fishtoe published in the Glasgow-based libertarian...

A fairly low key May Day in London yesterday. At Canary Wharf (big business centre) about 100 people danced to a samba band , having previo...